Haggai International UK is part of a small network of national offices linked with Haggai International in the USA. Haggai International was founded in 1969 by Dr John Edmund Haggai in response to our rapidly changing world.

Against a backdrop of millions of people living in countries where the authorities actively discourage or openly forbid attempts by Westerners to share the Gospel, Haggai International’s mission is to advance the skills of qualified Christian leaders to more effectively evangelize their own people, and train others to do the same.

These inspiring men and women are leaders in Government, business, law, medicine, education, the arts, media and churches. Attending the Haggai Leader Experience equips these gifted leaders to use their unique position and influence to share the Gospel with their own people, helping to ensure that it is presented with cultural relevance and sensitivity to all peoples.

The influence of Haggai leaders is immense, not least, because they each commit to pass on their experience to at least 100 others. As a result, Haggai International has now identified and trained over 100,000 Christian leaders from 188 nations and territories around the world. People are hearing the Good News, in words they understand, and are being called into relationship with Jesus.

Developing this model of training for evangelism offers excellent value for money because Haggai International is able to train up to eight people for the money it costs to fund a single Western missionary in a developing country for one year, and Haggai leaders do not have to worry about getting visas, learning a new language or crossing cultural barriers.

Today there are more than 9,000 qualified leaders waiting for their opportunity to be invited to participate in the Haggai Leader Experience.
Would you consider supporting the life-changing training provided through the Haggai Leader Experience? If so, please contact us and we would be pleased to provide you with further information.

Ways to donate:

To make a one-time gift send a cheque made out to Haggai International to: Haggai International, 12 Branbridges Industrial Estate, East Peckham, Kent TN12 5HF, United Kingdom

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New Ambassador appointed for Haggai International in the UK
Haggai International is breaking new ground this week with the announcement that Rev Stephen Gaukroger is starting an exciting role as its first ever Ambassador in the UK. Aware that little is known about Haggai in the UK, the Trustees are delighted Gaukroger will be using his position and considerable influence to raise the profile and motivate people to pray and support this remarkable organisation training nationals for evangelism in their own countries.

As someone who regards mission/evangelism as a key priority for the Church, this new role fits perfectly with Gaukroger’s vision to equip leaders to live a missional lifestyle and build up the next generation of leaders, especially in developing countries.

Speaking after seeing the Haggai Leader Experience training in Maui, Gaukroger said, “The Haggai model for leadership training is stunning and quite unique. What impressed me most was seeing highly qualified nationals training other nationals from the developing world and seeing how they were equipped to lead others to Christ once they return home.”

Gaukroger wants to use his new role to make UK Christian leaders aware of Haggai’s highly effective missional strategy. Since 1969, Haggai International has trained over 100,000 leaders at the top of their professions in the arts, politics, medicine and business to reach their own people for Christ and train others to do the same in 188 countries.

“There are currently over 9,000 leaders waiting for the chance to be equipped by the Haggai Leader Experience”, says Gaukroger. “While every leader commits to raise part of their training costs, there’s still a significant shortfall that needs to be met by Haggai supporters. I hope that as more get to hear about Haggai, they will feel inspired to support this organisation and tell others how they can help train Christian leaders, especially in areas that are closed to Western missionaries sharing the gospel.”